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        Welcome to Maxxfashion tailor is the best tailor in Chiangmai, we design the skirts for Ladies can wear all occasions or you can design by yourself and then we will tailoring for you. Please you see photos as below:

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Measurment Waist
1. Measurment Waist
      The measuring measure around waist just above trouser waistband over the shirt.
Measurment Hip
2. Measurment Hip
      The measuring tape m easure around hips at widest point of seat but not tight. 
Measurment Length
3. Measurment Length
    The measuring tape easure from top of waist band to be want. How long do you want a skirt.

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Poodle Skirt


Poodle skirt was an utter display of feminine fashion in the 50's. Read the following article dedicated specially to the poodle skirt and its importance in the history of fashion...


Fashion is one field that keeps on changing from time to time. Today's 'in' goes out of fashion tomorrow. That's the way it is! In this field where change seems to be the only constant, certain periods of time and certain fashion trends leave a legacy and that's what we call retro fashion! One of such remarkable trends is the 1950s clothing trend! I think, the fifties fashion was an era of feminism, that gave a distinct feel to women's fashion and made women all the more beautiful. Along with those loose sleeved shirts and tweed jackets, what we still remember wearing is the poodle skirt. Just the name of poodle skirt takes us back to the 1950s and those sweet poodle skirts. Read on women's clothing.

What is a Poodle Skirt?

Poodle skirts, actually need no introduction as they are quite well-known and still adored. When the poodle skirt was introduced, it actually came as a big relief from those slimline skirts. Poodle skirt is a round or circular skirt that falls around the knees. Poodle skirts used to be of bright colors and with a metallic colored appliqué of a wonderful poodle, often with sparkling eyes and a bright collar. This poodle had a bow on its head attached with a sparkling leash that found its way up to the waist of the poodle skirt. Usually, a poodle skirt was made using felt of various colors. To give them a dramatic look, they were usually worn over a crinoline. Crinoline underneath gave it an extra swish. To complete the attire, some other essential fashion accessories were, saddle shoes with bobby socks and a blouse with a cardigan. Wearing a matching scarf and styling hair with some interesting 1950s hairstyles or with a bubbly ponytail, added more glamor to a poodle skirt. Read on poodle skirt pattern as well.

Poodle Skirt History

All in all, 1950's fashion trends hold a great significance in the fashion world. It was this decade that gave an impetus to the then neglected things like movies and fashion. They were later a rage among not just teens but virtually everyone! It was a big relief after those gloomy 30s and 40s. The story of poodle skirts is interesting. It was invented in the year 1947 by Juli Lynne Charlot, who was an actress turned fashion designer by profession. "She cut a big circle of felt with a hole in the middle for her waist to fit and then appliquéd some interesting but whimsical Christmas trees on it. Charlot attended one of the Los Angeles holiday party wearing this skirt and grabbed everyone's attention.

As a result, for her next line of clothes, she was asked to make some skirts with designs of dogs! She selected poodles, instead of the Christmas tree and the rest is as they say - one of the landmarks in fashion history! Poodle skirts took the world by stride and became a cornerstone of the 50's fashion. These 'huge' skirts, as they were described back then, became a rage and were widely adopted by fashion enthusiasts around the world. An interesting thing is that they serve as easy to make and wear. Moreover they do not require any special material. As a result, girls also decorate them with some symbols of the 50's era and rock 'n roll, like a 45 rpm record or a deck of cards!! You might like to read how to make a poodle skirt.

No wonder poodle skirts are one of the most ubiquitous remnants of the 50s fashion today. They are one of the popular choices to wear on a Halloween party! Sadly, the felt gets pale with passing time and so does the glue of the appliqué. As a result, one can never treasure these skirts as vintage fashion! But, they are making a comeback; today they can be found in clothing stores! Poodle skirts were a rage in the 50s and are still popular among young school girls. Are you wondering why you don't have a poodle skirt in your closet? Well, stop wondering and get going to buy one and flaunt it in style! What say?
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Published: 3/9/2010

Broomstick Skirt


Want to know more about broomstick skirt? Want to know the patterns in which it is available or the care tips? Are you confused what to wear with it? Or you want to make your own broomstick skirt? All answers are there in this article. Read on...

Like skirts? I know majority women will be saying yes. They are just as popular as jeans; very comfortable, beautiful and extremely feminine! All the regular skirt wearers might be knowing about the broomstick skirt. But people who have not heard about it and are wondering what is a broomstick skirt, read on...

Broomstick skirt is a popular skirt type that has a rich history dating back to the period of Renaissance. Wrinkled or crinkled appearance is its peculiarity. It is a very free-flowing, long skirt, very much "Indian". It is popular by various names like the gypsy skirt, hippie skirt, peasant skirt, tiered skirt and Indian skirt as I mentioned above. The wrinkled look of the skirt comes from the long pleats that appear like the broomsticks. Right from cotton to velvet to silk, nylon or rayon, you can have broomstick skirt of any material of your choice.

Broomstick Skirt Pattern

Broomstick skirts can add to your style statement if you are able to carry them off well. If you want to know more about the broomstick skirt pattern, I am enlisting different patterns for the same.

Plain Broomstick Skirt: Plain colors like the whites or may be blacks along with the wrinkled look or pleats can enhance your beauty. Go for it if you like something that is very simple yet elegant.

Tiered Broomstick Skirt: One to many tiers of same colors or contrasting colors will look amazing. This is the most popular broomstick skirt pattern. Many broomstick skirts are available in the "tiered" look. The color is entirely your choice.

Floral Satin Broomstick Skirt: These include skirts made from satin with floral prints on them. You can best use them during summers which will give a pleasant look.

Ethnic Print Broomstick Skirt: Ethnic prints blended with beautiful colors and textures give the broomstick skirts a very traditional "Indian" look. The skirt could be same as hippie style or gypsy style.

Pattern Happy Broomstick Skirt: This one is characterized by alternate patterns of flowers and stripes.

Sublimation Broomstick Skirt: This one has alternation of high and low hem.

The other patterns include:
  • Tie-dyed Broomstick Skirt
  • Tiered Boho Peasant Broomstick Skirt
  • Silver Stream Broomstick Skirt
  • 2 Mirrored Batik Broomstick Skirt
  • Kaktus Women's Godet Broomstick Skirt
  • Rainbow Broomstick Skirt
  • Cattlelac Ranch Broomstick Skirt
  • Denim Broomstick Skirt
  • Mixed Print Broomstick Skirt
  • Cotton Broomstick Skirt
  • Patchwork Broomstick Skirt
Some Broomstick Skirt Care Tips

Tip#1: Go for hand wash or light machine wash. Use the appropriate detergent and see to it that the skirt does not become stiff.

Tip#2: After the wash, while the skirt is still wet, fold the skirt into half, and hang it to a skirt hanger or a clip and then twist the skirt from the other end as much as you can. Do not be very harsh with it. You can also tell a friend of yours to hold the waist band end, so as to twist the skirt from the other end.

Tip#3: Now if your skirt is a tiered one, knot it after every tier with the help of a twine. But if it is non-tiered, then add the knots only at the top and bottom.

Tip#4: Hang the skirt in a not so windy place so that the wrinkled look of the skirt is not messed up.

If you are wondering what to wear with a broomstick skirt, then I can suggest you some ideas. Go in for some light or dark-colored sleeveless or full sleeves short kurtis which will give you a very Indian look. The color combination is your personal choice. Try using contrasting colors which will enhance your look. You can wear tops along with jackets if you want to carry a western look with your broomstick skirt. A pair of ear studs and sandals will be just perfect! You can go in for some bangles if you want to.

How to Make a Broomstick Skirt

If you want to try out simple broomstick skirt at home, here's how you can do it...

Step#1: Measure your waist. Measure the length of the skirt you want.

Step#2: Buy a fabric that is double the value of the waist. Give some room to sew the elastic waistband as well.

Step#3: Sew the long sides of the fabric after hemming them. This will form the base of your skirt.

Step#4: Sew the waistband properly with the help of a wire by turning it inside out.

Step#5: Wash it and knot it as told before to give the wrinkled look to your skirt. Dry it and you have a broomstick skirt ready to use! You can use various patterns of fabrics as well.

To sum up, I would suggest all women and girls to go and try out the broomstick skirt. It will surely enhance your beauty!


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Published: 8/18/2010

High Waisted Skirts

Love those high waisted skirts? These are amongst the best looking skirt patterns which if worn rightly can give you an ultimate appearance. Here's more about this fashion clothing.
 
Skirts are definitely a piece of fashion clothing that are always in vogue. Be it any type of skirt, don it and you will get a fresh young look. Skirts are amongst the wardrobe must haves for women. What makes them different is the truly feminine look they give to a woman wearing it. From those formal straight fit skirts to the flared and layered skirts, there are number of patterns in this women's clothing. High waisted skirt is one such piece of fashion wear that gives you a classy look. With a lot of options in tops that you can consider pairing with a high waisted skirt, it's definitely a versatile piece of fashion clothing. Well, if you are wondering about the various styles available in these and how to wear these to have a perfect attire, here are some ideas.

Patterns in Cute High Waisted Skirts

Well, if you are wondering high waisted skirts are not much happening, you are wrong! This is an ultimate looking girls clothing that gives a stylish look. Picking the right pattern, you can don the desired look, be it formal, casual or a completely sizzling look.

For a party, you can pick the one in jazzy shades like red or hot pink. Beige or off-white colored pleated skirts with stiff fabrics like cotton and cotton blends is perfect for semi-casual attire. You can pick those in shades of gray, navy and black for the ultimate formal attire. For casual wear, you can go for sheer and lightweight fabrics.

For a formal event, you can go for the A-line or pencil fit skirts. The horizontally layered skirts with a broad waist band are simply awesome as evening wear. The small and broad pleated high waisted skirt also looks unique. A casual high waisted skirt can be the one having pockets at front and a thin contrast colored belt. A high waisted skirt which is body fitting till hips and flares below looks very cute, especially the one with floral prints or plaids. The balloon pattern in these is one of the funkiest option to go for.

A mini skirt that is high waisted is another perfect fashion apparel. Apart from this you, can go for the one with slits, buttons, zipper and unique waist band patterns. High waisted skirts which are of knee length or 1 - 2 inches above/below knees are perfect for formal wear. Those of a shorter length are best as casual wear. Read more on long skirts.

How to Wear High Waisted Skirts?

High waisted skirts can be best paired with a blouse. A white blouse with or without collar and trendy sleeve pattern goes with almost any high waisted skirt. Again, best shirts to wear with high waisted skirts are those with full sleeves and broad cuffs, short balloon sleeves and those in white color. Blouse with smock pattern till chest looks very pretty. Such blouse with smock pattern is especially a popular kid's wear and goes perfect with high waisted skirts for kids.

For a fashionable look you can pick those body fit tops. Thin strapped tops are very popularly paired with fancy high waisted skirts. You can also go for sleeveless, boat neck tops that look ultimate when tucked in the high waisted skirt. A short sleeved, off shoulder top also looks pretty with this wardrobe essential.

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Remember that a plain skirt can be paired with plain or printed top and printed skirt is best to be paired with plain tops. You must essentially tuck in the tops, be it a shirt, blouse or tees. Adding a belt thin or broad is best way to accessorize the attire, Make sure the belt goes well with the top and skirt. Remember not to pair flat footwear with high waisted skirts, this will look too dull. Go for medium heels in dress shoes, pumps or sandals. If you don't want high heels you can pick those with just 1-1½ inch of pencil heel. Make sure that shoes are not too flashy and match well with the attire. Hold a matching clutch to give a finishing touch to the attire.
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Published: 5/21/2010

Ladies Fashion - Long Skirts



Ladies fashion can never be complete without a stylish long skirt. Here's a look at the some of the most popular ones.
As she sashayed down the staircase, the long layered skirt gently swished around her ankles, causing quite a stir. Exuding a strange kind of magnetism on the beholders, she moved across the floor with great élan. Eliciting admiring glances as well as envious stares, she proceeded ahead, ignoring the reactions around her.

An essential piece of fabric, skirts have had their hold on women (and men) till date. Feminine, flirty, corporate or sexy, it is just the matter of finding the right silhouette to flatter your body type. Wear it layered, tapered, flowing or simply with a slit on the side, this fashion piece is bound to make a statement without you, ever saying a word.

When worn long, they can be manipulated to highlight your positive features and set the pulses racing without showing too much skin. From the boardroom to the local food spa, long skirts are tailored to suit any occasion. Various fabrics, patterns and cuts have flooded the market to accentuate the feminity of a woman. They can be embellished with sequins, lace and beads and look ultra-fab when teamed with sandals.

No fashion week would ever be complete without fashionable long skirts. This garment has been an integral part of ladies fashion and continues to be popular till date.

These long skirts are definitely here to stay:
Long Denim skirt:
Denims, being versatile in nature, when crafted into a sophisticated long skirt can truly boost the way a woman feels, whether at work or with friends. It can be paired with a simple tee on a lazy day or combined with a strappy, layered top for a night out at the disc. A must in every woman's wardrobe, the length can be played up in various ways. A long denim skirt can be fitted to the ankles mixed with a stretch blend for a hot and sultry look. Or it can be fitting at the hips, flowing down, with a slit at the side to reveal a flash of leg! Throw in some great stilettos and you are ready to melt the hearts of many. One can also find it embellished with embroidery or sequins though the classic, blue, long denim skirt has always been the one most favored.

Gypsy Skirt:
If you think it is time to make a splash in many colors and flowing fabrics...the gypsy skirt is designed for you. Reminiscent of the '60s and '70s look, the fashion industry has implemented various ways to transform these gypsy skirts into what we see on the fashion runways today. This boho-chic look can be crinkled and flouncy in three tiers cascading all the way to the feet. Fabrics could range from transparent to layered cotton and can be teamed with short tank tops; peasant tops or embroidered ones for that ethnic touch. Long dangling earrings combined with colorful headgear like bandannas create a cool and casual look for those willing to go a little overboard!

Sarong:
Also known as a wrap-around and derived from the word 'surong', this sensuous garment is generally worn by women (sometimes even by men) mainly on pristine, white beaches! Easy to wear, this skirt needs only to be wrapped around and comprises a single piece of fabric. Generally found in bright, floral batik prints you can find a staggering range in terms of colors, fabrics and prints. The most popular, however, is the traditional tie-n-dye one. Worn especially, throughout Thailand, Philippines and Indonesia, the sarong has found its way from the beaches to the regular evening attire and has also remained to be an ultimate and casual fashion style statement. A simple white top will aid in bringing out the beauty of this long skirt. Tattoos or body piercing can also heighten the effect.

The long skirt is a timeless creation and it would probably never go out of fashion, just like the classic blue denim jeans. A touch of fur, a tiny slit, some sequins, huge motifs, zany prints - Take your pick and bring out the woman in you!

How to Make a Skirt


Skirts make you feel feathery and on the rise. Do you want to design one on your own, but are unsure where to start? Let's sew up some information on how to make a skirt.
 
There are so many moments when you want a particular style, pattern and design of skirt. You shop till you drop for the one that is exactly the way you want, but get fairly close to it. How about making your own skirt. I bet it will be a replica of what you perceived it to be. For the many designs and creations in your mind for a skirt, let us first start assembling some fabric. You can make skirts from almost any fabric. Right from denim, satin, jersey to poplin, worsted, etc,. The length and the pattern also has various options to choose from. The different styles like a kilt skirt, denim, pleated, mini skirt, pencil skirt, poodle skirt, etc., sure sparkle the wardrobes of many. Making a skirt is a simple task, and fun too. I have equally simple tips on how to make a skirt, in the following.

Before we get to the procedure, there are important things to remember. Whenever you design a skirt for yourself or for any body else, make sure you consider the body type, height, etc. Always choose the fabric and design that will suit that person, and will enhance the look and also make a style statement. Consider the latest fashions and trends if you are looking for a chic skirt that you would like to flaunt.

Easy Way to Make a Skirt

We will first learn to make a skirt without a pattern that is specific. These are basics on how to sew a skirt that will help you design various patterns, once you master this.
  1. To begin with, you have to choose a skirt type. That is choose if you want to wear the skirt on the hips or the waist. Once you decide, measure your hips or waist size and multiply it by 3. For example let us assume for a waist skirt, if your waist measures 27", your final measurement will be 81".
  2. Decide which fabric you want to use for the skirt. If you are new to designing and sewing, an easy to sew and design fabric is light weight cotton. Or you can choose from other varieties of fabric.
  3. When purchasing the fabric, how will you decide how much fabric to buy? Simple, all you do is divide your final measurement (81" in our example here) by the length of the yard, that is (for example) 36". The answer here comes to 2 yards + 9" . You can purchase fabric measuring little more than this. There are different widths for fabrics as well, like 36", 54", and 60". Check the print on the end of the bolt. The idea is to choose the width of fabric according to length of the skirt. If you are making a short skirt, use a short width, if you are making a long skirt use a long width fabric.
  4. Once the fabric is chosen, you will need to check on the design as to what other embellishments you want on the skirt. From beads, laces, buttons, badges to rickrack, ribbons, etc. You can opt for a plain skirt with no embellishments also.
  5. You will also need elastic for the skirt. Buy a pack of ½" of elastic.
  6. You will need to wash the fabric before sewing it. Now fold the fabric from short end to short end (that is, unfinished end to unfinished end), putting the right sides together. Now sew them at a seam near 5/8". Press open the seam. This how to make a skirt without a pattern will go down and at back of the skirt.
  7. We will need to make the waist band casing now. The idea is to make a tube for the elastic to run through. To sew this, turn 1" from the top edge of your skirt, and press. Now turn ¼" of this edge from the bottom, on the inside, and press. Now sew very close to this folded edge. Leave an opening of 1" to insert the elastic through.
  8. You will need to hem the bottom edge now. Turn it up by 1" from the bottom and press. Stitch close to the folded edge by turning the top edge of the hem to the crease.
  9. Cut the elastic to the measurement of your waist, you can add 1" to the measurement. Now run the elastic through the casing for waistband, use a safety pin for the same. Over lap the ends and stitch them. To avoid a bump on the stitch, use zigzag stitches on the ends of the elastic.
  10. Now to give the finishing touch, add a few embellishments if you want, or simply leave the fabric and design to create admiration.
That was easier than we imagined, right? You can make a basic skirt from this technique, however, for the more classy and chic designers, I have simple tips on how to make different skirts.

How to Make a Poodle Skirt

To make a poodle skirt, measure your waist, this measurement will be the same for the skirt waist measurement. Choose the length (a little above the knee or little below the knee is preferable). Add 1½" to the total length for seam and hem line. Use fabric in rectangles, the longer side of these rectangles should be twice the length of your skirt length (from the waist to the knee). Mark the center for both these rectangles for the longer side when placed horizontal, on the top and bottom. Use a string (of your skirt length)and attach one end with a chalk. Now hold the loose end on this center mark at the top, and draw a semi circle at the bottom of the skirt. Now use a similar string (half of your waist length), hold it at the same center at the top and make an arc. Repeat the same procedure for the other rectangle. Now cut along the arcs that you drew, you will have two halves of the skirt. Sew the skirt, the front side of the two halves facing each other. Now hem the bottom. You can print a poodle image with iron paper on the skirt.

How to Make a Skirt Out of Jeans

Cut your jeans to the required skirt length, remember to add few inches for the hem at the bottom, and turn it inside out. Now cut the seam of the legs, up to the zip in the front and the yoke at the back. Pin the front panels (from the crotch area), leave ¾" for the seam. You can also fold in inside and cut the excess or simply sew it flat. Sew the skirt along the pinned seam, repeat the same at the back. You can use another jeans or fabric for the extra fabric if you need for the skirt. Hem the bottom of the skirt, or if you like a frayed look do not close the hem.

How to Make a Tutu Skirt

To make a tutu skirt, choose the length of the tulle fabric. You may need anything between 2 - 8 yards. Measure the waist and add 7 - 8" extra to this measurement. You can use elastic or ribbon for the waist. Cut the tulle in to stripes. Choose the length depending on how long you want your skirt and multiply by 2. The length of the stripes should be twice the length on your skirt. The width of the stripes can be of your choice. Around 2 - 6 " is preferred. Now over lap 3 - 4 stripes of the tulle on the elastic or ribbon and sew. Repeat until you cover the entire length of the ribbon or elastic. Now fold the tulle in half and again sew it over the ribbon or elastic.

How to make a skirt is no rocket science. You can use your imagination to create stunning designs for skirts. Let's sew up girls... the mirrors are waiting!
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Published: 3/12/2011